The Case for Kalani Sitake

[TripletDaddy]

I read your first sentence and thought you meant Tom Monson and the Q12, my heart ached as I saw you letting go of the iron rod and getting lost in the fog like Niku.

no way. not a chance.

[Brian]

I'll start the bidding.

I'll give you $5 for Nick Howell to be hired as Utah's new head coach before the start of next season. In fact, you could make it a multiple choice and add in Gary Crowton so all of your eggs aren't in one basket, so to speak. (I would also accept Willingham, Weiss, maybe even Kiffin - but I'm only paying $2.50 for those guys. Howell or Crowton for the full $5.)

Who'll give me 6 quid for world peace?

[Pelado]

Who'll give me 6 quid for world peace?

Looks like Eddie has the winning bid.

[lambdacoug]

My guess is because Tom and for that matter Bronco are doing their jobs per their job descriptions. Bronco's problem is that as the coach, he becomes the focal point of the fans wrath.

*The unique situation that is BYU means it gets more difficult to criticize each step up the management level above Bronco.*

This... It shouldn't be this way, but it is.

[imanihonjin]

This... It shouldn't be this way, but it is.

Bronco certainly doesn't do himself any favors with the fans, while Tom seems to go out of his way to be gracious with the fans. That makes a big difference.

[myboynoah]

40+ points, 500+ yards. That's with PAC 12 talent.

[Blueintheface]

I'd still take the man as a coordinator over Hill or Howell

[LiveCoug]

I'd still take the man as a coordinator over Hill or Howell

All day, every day.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

40+ points, 500+ yards. That's with PAC 12 talent.

Actually it was 50+ points.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Actually it was 50+ points.

Maybe he wasn't counting the freebie from Clay.

[hostile]

Maybe he wasn't counting the freebie from Clay.

That was my thought.

[Jeff Lebowski]

I still can't get over how crazy that play was. Watching the replays, it is interesting to watch the crowd reaction. The vast majority were still celebrating while watching the Ducks run the other way with the ball. Maybe they thought it wasn't real. Then you see the shocked faces when it settles in.

[hostile]

I still can't get over how crazy that play was. Watching the replays, it is interesting to watch the crowd reaction. The vast majority were still celebrating while watching the Ducks run the other way with the ball. Maybe they thought it wasn't real. Then you see the shocked faces when it settles in.

Just dumb. I was at work so I didn't see it live.

I watched it with my son on replay and then asked him if he knew why it is called a "touchdown." Because in rugby, it is not a score until the ball is touched down to the ground in the end zone. If I were Whitt I would make Clay touch the ball down to the ground from here on out.

[myboynoah]

Just dumb. I was at work so I didn't see it live.

I watched it with my son on replay and then asked him if he knew why it is called a "touchdown." Because in rugby, it is not a score until the ball is touched down to the ground in the end zone. If I were Whitt I would make Clay touch the ball down to the ground from here on out.

Ahhh, that would take away another exciting element of game. You probably want to do away with kick-offs and 2-point extra points as well.

[hostile]

Ahhh, that would take away another exciting element of game. You probably want to do away with kick-offs and 2-point extra points as well.

Hah. Not a rule change. Just to remind the Clay to get the ball in the end zone before celebrating.